Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1908 — Page 4
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GREENCASTLE HERALD
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, i, )()8
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WIIliK OR XOVli.MHliW 2NI> The best laughter making comedy ever presented “AK*Ei YOU A iVIAiSON” ,MATI.>ilii2i* .Mon. WuU, JStit. ELECTION KETUHNS READ FROM THE STAGE TUESDAY NIGHT T. H. I. & E. Traction Company Theatre Cars leave Indianapolis at 11:30 p- m when nicessary will be held until the close of Theatres.
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If eo step in and see the Best Woolens, the Newest Weaves, and the only up-to-date custom tailors In your city. We supply the goods, finish the garment complete. Pertoct In Pit, Style and Workmanship with the characteristic sustaining features of tin’ Bigger Tailoring < Tot lies. All our customers are satisfied but we can oatisfy more, and ask you To Try Us Once. We have masterid the art of tailoring, and we exrell in giving Prompt Service, lit, expression, workmanship, attention to detail, and last but not least, saving you money. Don't postpone making a business connection that will be to your great advantage, not for a week, but as long as >ou stay in Greencastle. Prices range from $20.00 U|l. Our furnishings! Well you all Know what they are. B I C j G E R Tnilorinvc Oo.
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Mrs. Mary Ames Is on the sick list. Hamilton was in Indianapolis
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of Brazil Is here on
W. A. Durkin of Delmar was in the ity today.
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W. A. Kreigh business today.
was in Danville on
Miss Kffle Gaynes visited here today. Mrs. Doc Hodges from Terre Haute.
of Bainbridge
has returned
MisL Hallio Browning of Fillmore was in the city today going to '.{o i. miale to \isit Mr. and Mr Otis Browning. Miss Ella Nelson returned io Indianapolis this morning after a visit with the family of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Thompson of Terre Haute, were here last night to attend the meeting of the Protected Home Circle. Three candidates were initiated.
SOME REPUBLICAN GOSSIP
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B. Case of Oklahoma is visiting ■ncastle friends.
George Pearey of Carpentersvllle, in the city today.
Mrs. Milt Hillls is home north of town.
quite ill at her
The F. G. J. girls met with Miss Bernice Kiefer last night.
Chester Pickett of North was here on business today.
Salem
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Walla Goslin of near Flncastle is in the city on business today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bachelder of Cloverdale spent the day here today. C. Wannop of Philadelphia, Pa., Mted friends here last night and J today. Mi . P. W. McNary and Mrs. Willis | Wright of Fillmore visited here yesterday. Mrs. John Bence and Miss Florence Mace of Hamricks were shopping here today.
William Masten, who resides at the corner of Illinois and Elm Streets has requested that Hie Herald state that the rumor to the effect that he would support the Republican ticket is false. Mr. Masten state* that lie is a Prohibitionist and that he will support the Prohibition candidate.
Mr. and .rued last ncinnati.
Mrs. F. G. night from
Gilmore a visit
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Bees Laxative Syrup always brings quick relief to coughs, coldn hoarseness, whooping-cough and all bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers especially recommend it for children. Pleasent to take, gently laxative. Sold by Badger* Green.
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HERA I D Want Ad Will Get Enr You—L, Cent a Word
Those who have tickets at Ganglion's will ho able to get them up to the night of the Urst performance, next Saturday night. Please call early Saturday to avoid inconvenience In selling tickets. IltTh
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ftre Window FanosBroKei This is the time of year that the cool winds begin to tell you of the broken window panes. You should have these fixed at once. TtiL GLASS AND THE PUTTV For this work are ready for you at this store. We have anticipated your needs and have all the various sizes of window glasses cut and ready for you. Don’t delay any longer in attending to this, for w inter will soon he here. THE OWL DRUG STORE
Frank Reed was called to Lebanon v. Merday by the death of his father. C. W. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Torr of Muskogee, Okla., are visiting relatives and friends here. The L. T. L.'s will meet at <i: 15 at in 1 Sunday School room at Locust Street Church. Mrs. .1. E. Larue of Thorntown ha 1 returned home after a visit with tier daughter here. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wilkinson went today to Marion to attend the wedding of their son. Glen. Mrs. Johanna Johnston and son, James Johnston went to Mattoon, 111. for a visit witli relatives. Miss Elizabeth Akers returned to Indianapolis yesterday after a visit with her father, C. Akers, here. Bishop E. H. Hughes arrived yesterday from San Francisco to be present at the dedication of the library. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper will leave the first of next week for Florida, where they will spend the winter Miss Sallie Hamrick returned to her home in Danville today after a v isit with her brother, W. S. Hamrick here.
The Woiim ii'n League. The Woman’s League of the Col lege Avenue Church held its monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon in the clt a pel of the church. Mrs. J. P. Allen, Sr., the president, presided and Mrs. J. G. Dunbar acted as secretary. Devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Ayres. After a brief bust ness session the program of the afternoon was carried out. The general subject was, "The Church, Its Measure of Success.” Mrs. Gobin spokt on, “The Church's Relation to the Poor.” Site made many practical suggestions which will result, il is hoped, in a forward movement along the lines suggested. Mrs. Peck presented the paper upon The Church’s Relation to Education” and gave most interesting historic sketch showing the vital relation between the church and education from early times until now’. After the program the social session was held during which refreshments were served by the committee consisting of Mrs. Alice Thomas, Mrs. I'yke, Mrs. Stevene, Mrs. Landes. .Mrs. Marshall assisted by other There was present a large company who greatly enjoyed
the meeting.
HIGERT-HELM WEDDING
A beautiful home wedding was solemnized last night at the home of Mrs. Augusta Higert. the contracting parties being Mrs. Higert’s daughter, Miss Alma Therese Higert, and Mr. Carl Franklin Helm of Indianapolis. Dr. H. A. Gobin, officiated, using the full ring ceremony. The rooms were beautifully decorated In palms, smilax and cut flowers carrying out a color scheme of pink, green and
white.
In the door-ways and arch between the parlor and music room, were hung wedding bells of pink and white, draped with festoons of sinilax. The mantels were banked with pink and green carried out in foliage and pink chrysanthemums. At 7:30 the wedding march was played by Mrs. Harry Helm and the bride and groom unattended came to their places before an altar of potted ferns, palms and chrysanthen unis and here the ceremony which made them one was pronounc' d. Refreshments were served in the dining room which was beautifully decorated, and lighted by green shaded candles. On the table was a beautiful French basket of pink roses and violets.. The bride wore a beautiful gown of hand-made lace battenberg over white satin in Directoire style. The golng-away dress was a toupe-colored tailored suit, with hat to match. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mr Helm left over the interurban for Indianapolis where their handsome new' home is already furnished at 1C10 East Vermont Street. The wedding was essentially ,i home one and no invitations were i ued. the only guests present being relative'. The following from out of town were here Mr. and Mrs. Helm, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helm, Victor Helm, Miss Lola Helm. Mr. and Mrs. George ALg, Mr. and Mrs. W. Widdop and sons, Mr. and Misses. B Sehtiiner, Mis PfafTliu. Mrs. li ilha Pfafflin. Mi \ufder1 rner. Misses Tillie Aufderherder, Margaret Widdop Stella Gig Vdele v-hriiner, Nellie Bell and Charlotte Pfafflin, Miss Eva Gibbon , all of Indianapolis; Mrs. George Well. ; of 'ierre Haute, and Mi Mattie start of Milton.
JUST one round silver ’^dollar from your weekly income buys a fuelsaving - , beautiful, convenient, long-lasting “Buck’s” stove or range. Your self-interest should prompt you to take advantage of this exceptional offer
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A Curious Fish. Thelo is a (ish with four eyes along the sandy sho;- •. «,f tropical American seas. II is the nnableps and Is unique among vertebrate:, on account of the division of i he cornea into upper and lower halves by a dark horizontal stripe and the development of two pupils to each orbit. One pair of these appears to be looking upward, the other side wi. o
Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria, chills and fever, regulates the liver, kidney* and bladder, brings quick relief to bllllousness, sick-headache, constipation. Pleasant to take. The $1.00 bottle contains 2 and one-half times quantity of the 50c size. First dose brings relief. Sold by Badger & Green.
BIG
DEMOCRATIC RALLY 1 Tomorrow W
AT THE COURT HOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, THE jOj
MON. JOHN W. KERN j$
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESIDENT OE THE UNITED STATES WILL AD- flO
DRESS THE PEOPLE OF GREENCASTLE AT 9 O’CLOCK. jOj
Other Men of National Reputation who will be in Greencastle, who will address the People on the issues of the Campaign are:
Senator Gore, the blind Senator of Oklahoma
General James B. Weaver, of Iowa 80 Honorable Henry D. Clayton, of Alabama mi Honorable Ollie James, of Kentucky jv! The Biggest Day of the Campaign. Every one should hear these Foremost Men of the W
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SPEAKING IN THE COURT HOUSE YARD 00
Good Music all Morniiia. f)0
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The Cider Robert Fulton. Ihdicrt Fid!i'ii was horn at Lilth Britain. Lau. a.der .ouniy, Pa., Nov II, 17L5. ills bi.igr; phrr.s have .ailed him "a self laade mati” and have made but brief reference to Ids par eliluge. ll is uolew.uihy thal Ids father, the seniur Hubert Fulton, In a failure b> leave financial patrimony to his children has not b eii accorded the mention of other achievements, not slight la those primitive days. His an cestors cross, d from S. otland to i_ ■ land prior to the lime of Cromwell From Kilkenny. Ireland, the Fulton family oni'.ie to America before tin year 1735. The senior Itobert Fultoi was among the prominent men of Lancaster, ids name having been or record upon all the town organizations which existed at that period. He was a founder of the Presbyterian church the secretary of the Union Fire com pany and a charter member of tbr Juliana library of Lancaster, the third library established in the American colonies. Century. The Fournriilion. “In the Sahara," said an explorer, “there Is a little Insect that throws sand, and its volleys slay. They call It the fourmilion. The fourmillon digs Itself a funnel shaped hole of the clr euraferenee of a silver dollar. It lies hidden and watchful in the bottom ot this hole, and when a spider or nut or beetle comes cautiously prospecting 4own the steep and slippery side* the inhospitable fourmillon launches upon its guest volley after volley of sand—a hall of stinging sand so abundant, so suffocating, so blinding that the visitor loses his head. He rolls unconscious for the nonce to the bottom of the holt 1 , and the fourmillon calmly dis members him before be lias time to come (o himself again and puts him in tlie larder for the next meal.” By mutual agreement the Meal Markets of the city have decided to dose their shops on Sunday. Therefore those wanting meat will have to get it on Saturday night. By order of committee, 2181
CLOTHCRAFT STYLE
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Wanted—Young man or young lady to do reportorial work on the Herald. Apply at the office. cth
Wanted—Competent girl to do general housework. Apply Mrs. F. C. Tilden, East Anderson Street. tf
For Sale—The family driving horse owned by President Hughes. Inquire of R. B. vonKleinsmid. 3t8
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Look in soon while the stock is complete. Why not today? It will pay you.
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The best, cleanest, cheapest fuel on earth. Being overstocked, we will make special prices for a limitec time only. Oreenctistle Otis tS: Electric Co. nMOINE 117
NOTICE TO PATRONS On and after November 4 all of the barber shops will close at 7 o’clock p. m. instead of 8 p. m. each evening except Saturday. On Saturday night the shops will close at 11 o’clock. 0tg
To those afflicted with ki and bladder trouble, backache, 1 matism, Pineules for the Kid brings relief In the first dose, dreds of peoplo today testify to remarkable healing and tonic perties. 30 day’s trial $1.00. purify the blood. Sold by Badg Green.